Sentence examples for evaluation of the origin from inspiring English sources

As there is no systematic evaluation of the origin of NAMPT so far, this prompted us to evaluate NAMPT expression among several metabolically, endocrine and immunologically active tissues.

Thus, we macroscopically observed the skin color and hair growth in the implanted area every day after transplantation for evaluation of the origin of regenerative tissues.

This approach allows evaluation of the origin and evolution of meiosis in the context of the common ancestor of eukaryotes (Figure 2 and Table 2).

Future studies using complementary techniques are needed for accurate source localization (i.e. with high density EEG electrode arrays) and evaluation of the origin of deeper cortical and subcortical signals (i.e. fMRI, PET).

A direct evaluation of the hippocampal origin of the slow rhythms reported during REM sleep is also in order.

Finally, it is important to emphasize that the careful genome-wide evaluation of the ancestral origins of an admixed population such as African Americans represents a valuable means of unraveling the genetic risk factors that are likely to contribute to the existence of health disparities.

However, neither analysis of mixed cell culture supernatants nor determination of systemic cytokine levels is suited for the evaluation of the proteins' cellular origin.

Considering the strong link between HBV genotype and the natural history of disease as well as the better response to interferon treatment in genotype A compared to genotype D infected patients, a careful evaluation of the region of origin as well as the determination of HBV genotype for all patients might be warranted in countries like Switzerland.

Because of limited immunohistochemical evaluation, the origin of the other tumour remained unresolved.

Evaluation of the shortest distance between the origin and arrival points of each cell showed that STX-SC migrated 1.4- and 1.7-fold further than Ct-SC at 6 and 12 h, respectively (P < 0.05) (Fig. 3D).

A much more accurate understanding of the actual taxonomic distribution of DUI combined with a taxonomically expanded version of our robustly supported bivalve phylogeny would allow a rigorous evaluation of the single vs. multiple origins of DUI hypotheses as well as the rates of DUI gain vs. loss.